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Mobilicom Limited (ASX: MOB) subsidiary, SkyHopper, Wins a Design with Clogworks Technologies in the UK
- Published May 03, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- SkyHopper, a subsidiary of Mobilicom, released an update announcing its first design-win in UK courtesy of Clogworks Technologies.
- For SkyHopper, this is the ninth design win during its first year of operation, one more than the eight that it had aimed for, and it has established the company as a name to reckon with in the drone sector.
- CEOs’ of both companies, Clogworks and Mobilicom, have expressed their satisfaction at the selection wherein the first said it met operational requirements and the second remarked that it would be instrumental in establishing the company as a global force.
SkyHopper, a subsidiary of Mobilicom Limited, announced on 30 th April, 2018 that it had been successful in securing a new design-win with Clogworks Technologies Limited, a UK based UAV manufacturer. This victory is an important milestone for SkyHopper, since it marks the ninth win as against eight that had been scheduled by the company for its first year, and it establishes the company as a market force to reckon with in the drone sector.
Clogworks is a Yorkshire-based UK manufacturer that specializes in manufacturing high-precision carbon-fibre UAVs’ that can be used in a variety of sectors like commercial, industrial and security. The company is an outcome of its founder’s passion to create a UAV brand that could provide professionals with ultimate performance and offer ultimate solutions
to commercial entities.
On its part, Mobilicom is a high-tech firm that prides itself in designing, developing and marketing solutions through an innovative approach merging the latest communication and technology trends. SkyHopper was founded by this company in 2016 with the aim to use its core technology to tap the UAV market while offering a wide range of solutions to commercial, industrial and professional segments.
Clogworks’ CEO cum founder, Peter Opdam justified the selection by saying that SkyHopper’s design was perfect since it successfully combined small-form-factor with a wide-range operation. CEO of Mobilicom, Oren Elkayam expressed his euphoria at having won in the UK and felt that it was instrumental in establishing the company’s presence and position on
the global platform.
About Mobilicom (ASX: MOB)
Mobilicom designs, develops and markets solutions for mission-critical and remote mobile private communication networks without the need for, or use of, any existing infrastructure. Mobilicom’s products and technology merge 4G communication with Mobile MESH technologies into a unified solution, with several product families that have been commercially deployed. Mobilicom’s SkyHopper entity targets the Professional, Commercial and Industrial UAV market.
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